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15 SW Second Ave, Portland, OR | Directions 9720445.522790 -122.672328
Mon-Fri 4pm-2am
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Neighborhoods: Old Town - Chinatown, Neighbors West - Northwest
For bar food I will have to give them credit for their cajun mac and cheese (plus bread)! They also have $2 PBR's and trivia on Wednesdays sometimes.
One half of this venue is a lounge with small groupings of tables, chairs and couches. No table service, you'll still have to wait at the bar for drinks. The other half is a very intimate dance space that is usually packed. A mix of top 40 and R&B.
The bouncers are violent, irrational racists!
They refused my friends African American boyfriend entry, because he was "wearing too much blue". He was wearing a blue plaid shirt over a white skater tee! Meanwhile, they allowed numerous caucasians in who were wearing plaid and/or blue. We pointed this out to the head of security, who responded by yelling at my friend. He then shoved her when she asked for a supervisors name and number. Beware!
We came in Sunday evening, looking for drinks , appetizers , burgers.Pros: your bar has a great vibe.Love the masses of candles.Cons: your bartender/ waitress " Meggan C." is horrible .She was on a rant about quitting her job, she was snotty and extremely unprofessional .So unbelievably rude, that we had appetizers and 1 round of drinks and left. Forget more drinks and burgers....sad really because your food was great. Nasty ,ranting,unprofessional bartenders are bad for business. I will never go here again and strongly recommend that nobody else does.
The Entire "Security" Team Needs to be FIRED – I once loved going to bar xv. That has changed, however, as I have had two horrendous experiences occur at this venue, courtesy of the bouncers.
A little about myself...I am a 5'4", 110 pound, 22 year old female, who likes to (and knows how to) have a good time.
The first of these awful experiences resulted in my being dragged through the club and thrown - literally - out the front door. I still have the scars on my knees from this encounter and I had bruises on my arms from the bouncers' manhandling me. What did I do to deserve such treatment? Well, one of the bouncers hated everything about me...he didn't like the way that I was dressed, the way that I was dancing, and the way that I was interacting with other people. I was wearing a lacy top with a tight black bra on underneath. Every single time that my top shifted and exposed a piece of bra, the bouncer came over to harass me. Keep in mind that my top was lacy...so my bra was already pretty exposed. Thus, it was unnecessary for the bouncer to get so worked up about it. After the bouncer came up to "warn" me several times, I got tired of his attitude, and went up to him to tell him that he needed to stop bothering me. Instead of being professional and talking to me in a levelheaded manner, he flipped out. He called one of his buddies over and they picked me up and threw me to the ground outside. It was one of the most humiliating experiences of my life...and was especially sad because I once loved this bar.
The second experience was a few weeks later. I had come to the bar a few times after the first incident, and the bouncers hadn't assaulted me again, so I assumed that they were behaving now. I was wrong. I was celebrating my 22nd birthday with a group of friends. We were all having a good time and weren't bothering anybody. A busboy approached my friend (I was dancing with her) and told her that she/we needed to tone it down. A busboy?! Seriously? We ignored him because we didn't see anything wrong with our behavior. I don't think any of the patrons thought that we were doing anything that was out of line. We weren't naked, making out with each other, etc. A few minutes later, the busboy returns with some bouncers, grabs my arm, tells me that he's tired of my sh*t and that I need to leave. I was flabbergasted and asked him what the problem was. He told me that my friend was stealing wallets. I told him that he was wrong, and that my friend had taken no wallets. His accusation was completely fabricated and had no merit. He had nothing to say when I asked him for proof...apparently, he just accuses people of absurd things as a way to justify kicking them out. As I was being escorted to the door, I asked the two bozos for their names (so that I could talk to the owner of the establishment about them) and they refused to answer. They told me that my friend and I were NEVER welcome back.
So...I'm never spending my money at this establishment again. I'm really pissed off about that, because the male bartender makes the best whiskey sours and the tattooed female bartender makes an amazing drink called a 'Baby Lola'. It's her concoction, so I can't get it anywhere else.
I am considering contacting the owner and/or manager to tell them about my experiences. The bouncers that they hire don't seem to know how to use their brains. They're completely illogical and can't even answer a question. I wonder how these men sleep at night. Does it make them feel good to assault young women? Does it make them feel important?
Always a great time! – We have been going to XV for years and Love it! Always great music, Dirinks and Friendly Staff. We have never had a problem! Great thing is you don't have to pay an outrages cover to enjoy a good night out like other clubs in Portland.
Ran my card 4 times for one tab. – I went to XV and had a pretty good time, until the next day I looked at my credit card statement and they ran my card 4 times. Once was a duplicate and the other two who knows where they came up with the numbers. Without thinking I didn't ask why I hadn't gotten a receipt from the bartender. I'm about to go down and request to see my signature on the receipts. We shall see if they resolve the problem. I hate when bars mess up tabs like this, its just irresponsible.
Awful Bartenders, and a bouncer who I have witnessed commit assault on two occasions – I have never posted a review on Citysearch before, but my experiences at bar XV have been so terrible that I had to warn others. The bouncer here belongs in jail or in a martial arts studio, because he can't hold back the anger, which anyone can see oozing out of his pores. He has a look of disgust and rage as you enter, and is waiting for a small incident so he can snap and beat somebody up. Roughly a year ago my girlfriend was asked to leave for no reason other than it was 2 AM. A simple request but a very rude one as the clock struck two. My girlfriend confronted the rude bartender and in no time bouncer had his arms around her from the back and ripped her drink out of her hand. He then pushed her violently out the door. Ok, so fast forward to a year later, two weeks ago. I said I would never come back to Bar XV because of this incident but it was a friends birthday and a year later. What do you know? Same bouncer, same bartenders. Bartenders even ruder than before. A few minutes after I get there a man is asked to leave for "groping the waitstaff" . I was standing near him at that bar for the past fifteen minutes. No such event had occurred. The man was intoxicated and taking up prime real estate at the bar, and hence the bouncer is called over. He begins provoking the man and leading him towards the door. The bouncer is in his face practically asking for a fight. Eventually the man slaps said bouncer in the face. Now this I agree is way out of line. But a bouncer is supposed to deal with this in a lawful and professional manner. He is not a police officer. Instead the bouncer immediately deals a precison strike to the mans face as he is trying to run away, then pushes him through the door. Then bouncer is nowhere to be seen for the rest of the evening. Long story short, this place doesn't respect it's customers. They are treated like they are worthless and not needed. So take your business elsewhere. Especially if you dont want a beating.
False advertisement, ruined the bachelorette party! – Sure, it claims to be a no smoking bar, but it's not. Don't be fooled. We called them a week before to make sure that they were a no-smoking bar because we wanted to have a friend's bachelorette party there and we have pregnant friends who can't be around smoke. They told us that they were a non-smoking bar, so we reserved a booth for 15 of us. When we got there, the whole place reeked of smoke! Then, I saw someone smoking and mentioned it to the waitress. She said, "yeah, sometimes we let people smoke here." Right, sometimes, and there are ashtrays on every single table!!! It completely ruined the bachelorette party and our pregnant friends had to leave! I will never go there again, they royally upset me.
Gave Away my Credit Card – I went there last week with a group of people, bought one drink and left my tab open. Got a disturbing phone call, family emergency, had to leave right away - in my upset and hurry, I left my tab open and my card at the bar. No prob, I thought, it'll be there tomorrow, I can go retrieve it, right? WRONG - the bartender actually took my card over to the group of people I was with and GAVE IT TO THEM, after only asking if they knew my first and last name. Well DUH, of course they did.
So, two days later, I get my card back - thank God these were nice considerate people, if they hadn't been they could have run up $1,000's of charges that I would have had to dispute, cancel the card, and go through all that hassle of waiting 1-2 weeks for a new one. At the very LEAST. At worst I could have been a victim of identity theft and fraud. But did the bartender think about this? NO.
I have worked in the nightclub and bar industry in Portland for 2 years, and EVERYWHERE I have worked has this policy: open cards left at the end of the night get charged an automatic 18% gratuity and put in a file in the office. In other words, they are HELD ON TO, not passed out to random patrons like candy. Not so at XV. If they have a house policy of doing this, all I can say is, they are going to be sued sooner or later, but I have a feeling it was just the bartender's BONEHEAD move.
Not good, XV. I like your atmosphere and the fact that hardly anyone goes there anymore, but you need to FIRE the bartender who is passing out credit cards. Thanks to him, I had to drive 2 hours in Beaverton traffic to retrieve my card - and I count myself lucky that that is ALL I had to do.
If you must go here, do not trust any bartender or staff with ANY of your personal ID. NOT GOOD XV! Hire smarter people!
Best cocktails – Marcell makes thee best cocktail I have ever had! And he knows every drink under the sun. See him up for happy hour!! And good dj on weds nights
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Originally Published: December 17, 2013 3:01 AM Modified: December 18, 2013 3:32 PM
Tenet-DMC takeover, failed Beaumont-Henry Ford merger top health care headlines in 2013
Here's a look at the stop stories this year in health care
By Jay Greene
Detroit Medical Center has filed a lawsuit to effectively block the planned acquisition of Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute by Flint-based McLaren Health Care Corp.
2013: Year in Review
This is part of a series of year-in-review reports over the next two weeks. For more year-end coverage, visit our special section online.
The top story in health care for 2013 in Southeast Michigan continued to be how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has altered the competitive landscape for hospitals, health insurers, physicians, clinics and other health care companies.
Changes brought about by Obamacare led to the takeover of Detroit Medical Center by for-profit Tenet Health Care Corp. in June. In 2012, the health care reform bill — primarily because thousands of formerly uninsured patients will become paying patients — prompted the initial acquisition of DMC by for-profit Vanguard Health Systems.
The perception that health systems needed to grow in size to be effective under Obamacare also forced two of Southeast Michigan's largest health care systems — Beaumont Health System and Henry Ford Health System — to the merger negotiation table.
But the two powerhouses soon found the combination unworkable because they have different management philosophies, and physician opposition proved too strong. Merger talks ended in May.
By October, however, hospital consolidation was back in the spotlight as McLaren Health Care Corp., an aggressive nonprofit health system based in Flint, took steps to acquire Karmanos Cancer Institute.
However, DMC, which holds an exclusive affiliation agreement with Karmanos in Wayne and Oakland counties, is disputing aspects of the McLaren-Karmanos agreement.
After nearly a year of debate, the majority of Michigan Republican legislators in September listened to key business leaders and signed on to the plan promoted by Gov. Rick Snyder, Democrats and the health care industry to expand Medicaid to 133 percent of the federal poverty level.
Starting next March, individuals with $15,500 or less annual income or a family of three with $26,500 or less will be able to seek coverage under Obamacare. Some 475,000 uninsured people are expected to become eligible.
But Republican opposition to Obamacare did not extend to approving a bill, also supported by Snyder, to create a state-based health insurance marketplace to sell private policies subsidized by the federal government.
Thirty-six other states also declined to set up their own state-based exchanges, essentially turning over those duties to the federal government.
And it was clear starting Oct. 1 and for the next four to six weeks that healthcare.gov was not up to the task of enrolling the majority of an estimated 16 million people with private policies and another 16 million in Medicaid.
News reports documented thousands of people who were upset that their current policies would be terminated Dec. 31 and told to choose new policies, many times at higher premiums.
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Finally, in early December, federal data showed that nearly 30,000 people were able to sign up for private insurance in a two-day period, exceeding the total of October. So far, nearly 300,000 people have signed up for a private policy or enrolled in Medicaid.
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4. Police are looking for another suspect in the alleged fight involving suspended LSU running back Jeremy Hill.
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7. Tennessee gave athletic director Dave Hart a one-year contract extension with a $50,000 bonus.
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Definition of Knock knees
Knock knees is a condition in which the knees touch, but the ankles do not touch. The legs angle inward.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Infants start out with bowlegs because of their folded position in the uterus. The infant's bowlegs begin to straighten once the child starts to walk (at about 12 to 18 months). By age 3, the child becomes knock-kneed. When the child stands, the knees touch but the ankles are apart.
Signs and tests
If a doctor's examination and review of the child's medical history indicate a specific cause for the knock knees other than normal development, your health care provider will order the appropriate studies.
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Children normally outgrow knock knees without treatment, unless it is caused by a disease. For cases needing surgery, the procedure provides good cosmetic results.
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Love the sushi – I have been going to Blu Martini for the sushi since 2006. I keep coming back for the great 1/2 price menu. Yes, it is trendy and loud at times, but they have the best sushi hands down.
Not for Everyone – The Blu Martini seems to cater to a very particular clientele, one that I do not believe I fit into. The atmosphere seems to be like every bar on "Se x in the City." Pretentious, trendy, and overpriced. The editiorial review boasts "the finest premium liquors," they are premium only in price. Most of the martinis on the menu are made with Smirnoff. Don't worry though, they will charge you Stoli prices. Actually, next door I had a martini made with Stoli and it was a dollar cheaper! The atmosphere is trendy and loud. There is house music blaring, yet no dancing.
If you want to "be seen" the Blu Martini is the place to be. Otherwise, try another bar.
avoid – Inadequate space, inadequate quality of servers, poor event planning. Better bars in walking distance.
good drinks and surprisingly good sushi – The cocktails are very good here and they get the job done if you know what I mean. No weaklings here. Also the sushi is good! Try the blu martini roll.
First time out in a long time was terrific – loved the atmosphere and the people, had a great time out. Would recommend to anyone looking for a more upscale establishment.
Thankyou blue Martini
Slide down sushi while sipping on specialty martinis in a sophisticated upscale setting. – In Short
A full-service sushi and martini bar catering to city's high-end clientele, Blu Martini offers an elegant upscale environment for fine dining and drinking. Plastic chairs shaped like martini glasses line the sleek bar, while aqua blue tables and unique light designs add a touch of class to the dining room. Choose from ten specialty martinis that are mixed with only the finest premium liquors or order a glass of wine from the extensive, but well-chosen list.
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Which song will join Blowin' My Stack/ Unspoken/ Trippin' Down the Freeway/ The Greatest Man That Ever Lived/ Perfect Situation/ Burndt Jamb/ Island in the Sun/ and Longtime Sunshine in our Ultimate Weezer Survivor Game? Here are the rules: Vote off your least favorite of the songs remaining. Vote for 2 songs until we get down to 5. Since there are only 10 songs, the only round I will eliminate 2 songs is in round 1. Remember when we get down to the final 2 songs, we vote to win.
2. Getchoo (Eliminated Round 2)
3. No Other One (Eliminated Round 1)
4. Why Bother? (Eliminated Round 1)
5. Across the Sea (WINNER!!!)
6. The Good Life (2ND PLACE)
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8. Pink Triangle (Eliminated Round 6)
9. Falling For You (Eliminated Round 4)
10. Butterfly (Eliminated Round 3)
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Tired of Sex
El Scorcho
The Good Life
El Scorcho
Tired of Sex
El Scorcho
Falling For You
Tired of Sex
El Scorcho
Pink Triangle
It was a very spread out vote..........with many songs very close to being gone............but Butterfly goes out with 11 votes. Only 6 songs remain........let's move on to round 4. This is the final round we vote for 2 songs.
1. Tired of Sex
5, Across the Sea
6. The Good Life
7. El Scorcho
8. Pink Triangle
9. Falling For You
Butterfly (Eliminated Round 3)
Getchoo (Eliminated Round 2)
No Other One (Eliminated Round 1)
Why Bother? (Eliminated Round 1)
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Pink Triangle
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Wichita >Bars & Clubs > Harry's Uptown Bar & Grill
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Neighborhoods: East Front
Nice Chillin' Spot – Excellent Steaks and good food; I really like this place; Conducted a lot of business here also; I highly recommend to all!
Always a great place – Working in downtown area, it is a great place to get to quickly yet get away from downtown. I have been going here for 15 years. I love the patio. Love the waitresses (fyi dear fbui, saw you there on 2-11 - everyone did because you were so loud). Lots of festival people go here, gridiron cast gathers here - many people, for lunch and evenings. It's great.
discrimination – It is 10:41 pm central standard time right now. I just got done hanging out with my friend at this place. We were just hanging around for a friend to come and join use. When the friend arrived, I accidentally poured a plasitc cup of water onto the table. Feeling bad about it, i tried to clean it up myself. The waitress said, "It's ok" looking at me in an unfriendly way. Later on in the night i ordered some shots, 4 jack daniels shots. Then my friend orders 4 gerorge washington apple shots. At the end of the night I asked for my and she tries to charge me for all 8 shots. I explain to her that I only ordered the 4 stated above. She insisted that I ordered the 8. Luckily my friend spoke up and said he ordered the 4. She gave me a very unfriendly look and said, "fine." I then pulled out my card to pay my dues. The waitress then gave me a wave with her hand, as if I was an annoying pest. After ranting and raving that she wouldn't accept my transaction she finally came back and accepted my card. When I spilt the water earlier, I spoke with her and apologized for the spill, and tipped her $20.00 for her troubles. When she didn't accept my transaction I asked her, "Am I offending you?" she replied, "You are annoying.", shocked by her answer I asked, "Is it because I am asian?" which appearently pissed her off and she stormed away. I then got angry, but I did pay my tab, it is only right. So then I stormed out. Here I am, like any other customer enjoying time with my friends. I did no try to "dine and dash", I just wanted to pay my tab. For the record the $20.00 tip was because I felt bad, not because she was attractive. Mind you, in my opinion she did not look attractive to me in anyway. So, I paid my tab and left. I am writing this because, in order to have a good time there you apparently have to be of their preferred color. Unless you enjoy having a hard time paying your tab. I am so glad we are over this mountain of hate. Please, come here and indulge, if your waitress allows it.
Great little bar – I love this bar........food is awesome and priced great......great location, fun...the service is super and so are the staff.....
Hidden Secret in Wichita – If you like a small bar /restaurant that is cozy, serves a stiff cocktail, has great appetizers as wells as menu items, you won't be disappointed.
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. and ARLINGTON, Texas — Community Health Systems, Inc. (NYSE: CYH) and Texas Health Resources announced today that Texas Health Resources and Triad-Denton Hospital, GP, LLC, Triad-Denton Hospital, L.P., and certain of their affiliated companies have executed a previously announced settlement agreement regarding an action that was pending in the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Texas.
Under terms of the settlement, Triad-Denton Hospital, GP, LLC and Triad-Denton Hospital, L.P. will convey their partnership units in a partnership with Texas Health Resources that owns Presbyterian Hospital of Denton in Denton, Texas, and other related hospital assets to Texas Health Resources, or an affiliated entity, for approximately $100 million, subject to regulatory approvals.
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The U.S. Army has moved along the path of preparing for the 21st century. This process began with the conceptual examinations and assessments carried out under the "Louisiana Maneuvers" and the Army's Battle Labs, and matured through the Force XXI process. The Army recently completed its first series of Advanced Warfighting Experiments that will shape the redesign and restructure of the future force, Army XXI, for the early years of the new millennium. While the broad outlines of Army XXI have been sketched out, many of the details remain to be filled in. Undoubtedly, these efforts will be influenced by the recent reports of the Quadrennial Defense Review (May 1997) and the National Defense Panel (December 1997). Indeed, debates over details of the force structure and the ultimate size of the Army are not likely to abate any time soon. To assist in the further conceptual development, Dr. William T. Johnsen places Army XXI in a broad strategic context. He briefly examines the anticipated international security environment and the roles that the U.S. Armed Forces and the Army can be expected to perform. He then assesses a wide range of general factors that will influence the capabilities needed to carry out the anticipated roles. Finally, he examines general and specific criteria that can be used to determine the appropriate size of Army XXI.
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Senior Officer Talent Management: Fostering Institutional Adaptability
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U.S. Governmental Information Operations and Strategic Communications: A Discredited Tool or User Fa...
The Effectiveness of Drone Strikes in Counterinsurgency and Counterterrorism Campaigns
An Assessment of the DoD Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace
European Security: Washington's Shaping Strategy in Action
Redefining Land Power for the 21st Century
The Future Roles of U.S. Military Power and Their Implications
U.S. Participation in IFOR: A Marathon, not a Sprint
The Future of American Landpower: Strategic Challenges for the 21st Century Army
Deciphering the Balkan Enigma: Using History to Inform Policy
U.S. Policy in the Balkans: A Hobson's Choice
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Chattanooga Mayor Ron LittlefieldPhoto by John Rawlston /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Mayor Ron Littlefield said today he will establish an exploratory committee to start discussing a charter for home rule for Hamilton County or for metropolitan government should Chattanooga and the county merge.
Littlefield made the remarks after talking to more than 250 people packed into the City Council chambers to discuss home rule.
"This is the launch," Littlefield said. "This is the beginning."
The mayor talked for almost 40 minutes about the values of having consolidated government between the city and the county. He then took questions from the public for about a half hour.
Littlefield said he would like a charter by August next year, just before the November presidential election.
For more information, read tomorrow's edition of the Times Free Press.
I guess he thinks we are dumb enough to vote this in so he can be Metro Mayor.
Merging the school systems worked out real well? Have we ever saved any money? Is education better?
You cant trust anything that littlefield does. His time as mayor of Chattanooga has been the worst the City has ever seen. Think about it Hamilton County residents...the schools inside the City limits are terrible and gang ridden, you cant even go to a park inside the city without a high probability of getting robbed or shot. An honest citizen cant carry a firearm in a Chattanooga City park yet the City is powerless in stopping every thug in the city from carrying a gun. The sewer and storm water run off fees for City residents are taxing city residents to death and would you really want the circus side show act called the Chattanooga city council deciding what is best for you and your family? I can see the City and County merging..Missy Crutchfields salary would go from $106,000 to $200.000 and the County residence would have garbage called "art" all around the County. The Sheriffs Dept would be scraped to the bare bones and the Officers cars taken and their morale would plummett. The needs of the taxpaying citizens would be ingnored while plans for a county wide homless complex would draw vagrants to every corner of Hamilton County. Hamilton County residents better run from this plan as fast as possible!
Chattanooga, Please, fight against the Home Rule that Littlefield is touting in the media. We should have impeached this SICK man. Home Rule simply means Chattanoogans will have less say in what happens in their city. We will have People like Curtis Adams, Rhonda Thurman and Charles Love Governing us. Look at the damage these people did with limited power, think of the DAMAGE they could do with unlimited power.
You are right about one thing mccuthison9....Chattanooga residents will have less say about what goes on. I for one am glad we have Rhonda Thurman. No one needs another Curtis Adams or Charles love though.
Mayor Littlefield is delusional. He couldn't get elected dog catcher, let alone, Metro Mayor. Whoever he tries to cut a sweetheart deal with after his term ends had better be put on notice that their political career would be over as well.
All of Hamilton County needs to pay attention on this one. How much more power do we want to give people? They want more ordinance powers. First I want to know what ordinances they have planned for us. Has there been a lot of complaints in the county about not enough ordinances?
I am Hamilton co. resident and I don't want anything from Littlefield's dirty hands. I had see lot news about him and his henchmen have done to Chattanooga and they are not good so Littleprick leave us Hamilton co. residents alone.
Littlefield appears to be all about backroom deals to help out his friends. He does not seem interested in helping the average citizen. It's a shame that so many politicians replace 'public service' with 'ego'. Recall Littlefield.
Merge the city and county and eliminate all city jobs. Outsource all of those jobs and outsource all new county jobs. It has worked well for Sandy springs, Ga. No pensions to fund.


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This week-end I watched Desperate Landscapes: Episode Desperate Turnaround. In this episode the host used some type of channel molding with a cap to a install porch screen, does anyone know what was used? Seemed to make the idea of replacing my screen on the back porch much easier. Appeared as if he pressed the screen into a channel tapped a cover over it cut the excess screen and he was done.
My husband and I thought Screen Tight was the same stuff as well. Went to Home Depot and checked into it, but on the show there was no spline involved, it looked as if they were just using their fingers to tuck it into a channel and then pulling it taunt before capping. Maybe they didn't show all of the steps on the show. Thanks for any help
Um, your questions were answered under your first post of 4-15 in the Windows, Walls and Doors section
Sorry, didnt realize I wasnt allowed to ask again if the answer wasnt correct.
You can post as many times as you like but it will make more sense to keep thing contained in the same thread.
I still think I was right though.
when thewy make a tv show. due to time restrictions, they do not always show all the steps. this really burns me up. because good people, like yourself, come on these boards and have been mislead. you cant install a screen with out pulling it tight. and you cant do it with your hands. they did not show using the spline, only installing the cap. which is a good idea, i like the cap.kinda dresses up the door........................................ well well well....i was wrong, and so are you jaybee..we both were....... i went looking to prove her wrong, and found i was.... http://www.screentight.com/prod-screen-tight.shtml
seems they do make a new screen channel that does not require a SPLINE but you gotta use a spline tool to install. so...she was 1/2 right and we were 1/2 right. its a draw lol
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Ninety-nine years ago, John Philip Sousa predicted that recordings would lead to the demise of music. The phonograph, he warned, would erode the finer instincts of the ear, end amateur playing and singing, and put professional musicians out of work. "The time is coming when no one will be ready to submit himself to the ennobling discipline of learning music," he wrote. "Everyone will have their ready made or ready pirated music in their cupboards." Something is irretrievably lost when we are no longer in the presence of bodies making music, Sousa said. "The nightingale's song is delightful because the nightingale herself gives it forth."
Before you dismiss Sousa as a nutty old codger, you might ponder how much has changed in the past hundred years. Music has achieved onrushing omnipresence in our world: millions of hours of its history are available on disk; rivers of digital melody flow on the Internet; MP3 players with ten thousand songs can be tucked in a back pocket or a purse. Yet, for most of us, music is no longer something we do ourselves, or even watch other people doing in front of us. It has become a radically virtual medium, an art without a face. In the future, Sousa's ghost might say, reproduction will replace production entirely. Zombified listeners will shuffle through the archives of the past, and new music will consist of rearrangements of the old.
Ever since Edison introduced the wax cylinder, in 1877, people have been trying to figure out what recording has done for and to the art of music. Inevitably, the conversation has veered toward rhetorical extremes. Sousa was a pioneering spokesman for the party of doom, which was later filled out by various post-Marxist theorists. In the opposite corner are the technological utopians, who will tell you that recording has not imprisoned music but liberated it, bringing the art of the élite to the masses and the art of the margins to the center. Before Edison came along, the utopians say, Beethoven's symphonies could be heard only in select concert halls. Now CDs carry the man from Bonn to the corners of the earth, summoning forth the million souls he hoped to embrace in his "Ode to Joy." Conversely, recordings gave the likes of Louis Armstrong, Chuck Berry, and James Brown the chance to occupy a global platform that Sousa's idyllic old America, racist to the core, would have denied them. The fact that their records played a crucial role in the advancement of African-American civil rights puts in proper perspective the aesthetic debate about whether or not technology has been "good" for music.
I discovered much of my favorite music through LPs and CDs, and I am not about to join the party of Luddite lament. Modern urban environments are often so chaotic, soulless, or ugly that I'm grateful for the humanizing touch of electronics. But I want to be aware of technology's effects, positive and negative. For music to remain vital, recordings have to exist in balance with live performance, and, these days, live performance is by far the smaller part of the equation. Perhaps we tell ourselves that we listen to CDs in order to get to know the music better, or to supplement what we get from concerts and shows. But, honestly, a lot of us don't go to hear live music that often. Work leaves us depleted. Tickets are too expensive. Concert halls are stultifying. Rock clubs are full of kids who make us feel ancient. It's just so much easier to curl up in the comfy chair with a Beethoven quartet or Billie Holiday. But would Beethoven or Billie ever have existed if people had always listened to music the way we listen now?
"The machine is neither a god nor a devil," the German music critic Hans Stuckenschmidt wrote in 1926, in an essay on the mechanization of music. That eminently reasonable sentiment appears as an epigraph to Mark Katz's "Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music" (California; $19.95). It's one of a number of recent books on the history of recording; two others are Colin Symes's "Setting the Record Straight: A Material History of Classical Recording" (Wesleyan; $39.95), which analyzes how the discourse around LPs and CDs shapes what we hear, and Robert Philip's "Performing Music in the Age of Recording" (Yale; $35), which advances a potent thesis about how the phonograph transformed classical culture. Katz's book is the most approachable of these tomes. In lucid, evenhanded prose, it ranges all over the map, from classical to hip-hop. Although Katz believes that machines have profoundly affected how music is played and heard, he discourages a monolithic, deterministic idea of their impact. Ultimately, he says, the technology reflects whatever musical culture is exploiting it. The machine is a mirror of our needs and fears.
The principal irony of phonograph history is that the machine was not invented with music in mind. Edison conceived of his cylinder as a tool for business communication: it would replace the costly, imperfect practice of stenography, and would have the added virtue of preserving in perpetuity the voices of the deceased. In an 1878 essay, Edison (or his ghostwriter) proclaimed portentously that his invention would "annihilate time and space, and bottle up for posterity the mere utterance of man." Annihilation is, of course, an ambiguous figure of speech. Recording broke down barriers between cultures, but it also placed more archaic musical forms in danger of extinction. In the early years of the century, Béla Bartók, Zoltán Kodály, and Percy Grainger used phonographs to preserve the voices of elderly folksingers whose timeless ways were being stamped out by the advance of modern life. And what was helping to stamp them out? The phonograph, with its international hit tunes and standardized popular dances.


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Tivli, a start-up founded by two Harvard graduates, is trying to reconcile students' viewing habits, which increasingly involve mobile devices, with the desire of cable companies like Comcast and programmers like HBO to be paid for wireless content. As Brian Stelter reports, resident students at Harvard and, of as of last week, Yale, can use a service created by Tivli to stream local TV stations, a couple of dozen cable channels and the universities' own in-house channels to computers, tablets or video game consoles. This ability, available anywhere on campus, may be part of the answer to a conundrum for the television industry. Young people watch less TV than they used to, and some say they do not see the point of an expensive cable or satellite subscription. If they become accustomed to viewing programming through services like HBO GO while in college, however, some believe it could lead them to become cable subscribers after they graduate.
NBC, looking for newsmen and newswomen to star in a planned reality show, has received more than 150 responses from newspapers across the nation. As Christine Haughney reports, NBC executives say they've been inundated with all types of pitches, from newspaper editors talking about how they are struggling to survive to newspaper staffs eager to show off their talents, sometimes well beyond their coverage of school meetings. NBC executives said they were intrigued by how quirky and diverse some newspapers were — from the Kodiak Daily Mirror in Kodiak, Alaska, to the Hungry Horse News, which is run out of a log building near an entrance to Glacier National Park in Montana. As NBC's producers start the process of reading and deciding which newspapers may make the final cut, newspaper editors like Richard Hanners, editor of The Hungry Horse News in Columbia Falls, Mont., are waiting for answers. Mr. Hanners said that while he hadn't heard that his colleagues had pitched his newspaper for a reality show, he was receptive to it because his newspaper was rich with stories.
WBEZ, the Chicago public radio station, is hoping that Chicagoans will help create a new generation of listeners. In a new ad campaign that begins on Friday, the station encourages residents of the city to, well, "hook up" with other Chicagoans and procreate. As Tanzina Vega reports, a tag line on one ad sums up the new campaign, called "2032 Membership Drive," succinctly: "We Want Listeners Tomorrow. Go Make Babies Today." Other ads read: "Do It. For Chicago." and "Interesting People Make Interesting People." Daniel Ash, the vice president for corporate sponsorship, marketing, membership and partnerships at Chicago Public Media, which owns the station, said the campaign was meant to playfully encourage listeners in their 20s and 30s to "make babies" so that by 2032, the station will have a slew of teenage listeners. "We wanted to break the mold and take some risks," Mr. Ash said.


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By JIM PUZZANGHERA Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON – A potential casualty of the "fiscal cliff" standoff is the ability of Congress to adjust an outdated tax code provision that could significantly boost what millions of middle-income households owe to the government.
If Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-Ohio, and the rest of Congress don't reach an agreement on Bush-era tax cuts and government spending, millions of middle-class Americans will see their taxes increase.
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The provision, called the alternative minimum tax, or AMT, was enacted in 1969 to make sure that the very wealthy paid some income tax.
But the threshold for the usually higher tax was not indexed for inflation, and it threatens each year to ensnare millions of people it was never intended to catch -- prompting the annual congressional fix.
This year, however, the AMT is caught up in the broader fight over extending the President George W. Bush-era tax cuts and reducing government spending.
The Internal Revenue Service warned lawmakers that if they don't act by Dec. 31, the number of people facing the AMT in April would jump to about 33 million from about 4 million who had to pay it this year.
For those who haven't faced it before, the effect could be a shock -- an average increase of about $3,700 per household, according to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
Without an AMT patch, those taxpayers would be faced "with a very large, unexpected tax liability," acting IRS Commissioner Steven T. Miller wrote to key lawmakers this month.
Fixing the tax is a rare example of bipartisan agreement in Washington. Democrats and Republicans have joined together nine times since 2001 to make one- or two-year fixes to the annual taxable income level at which the AMT kicks in.
If no fix is made by Dec. 31, the threshold at which the AMT would kick in for the 2012 tax year will drop to $33,750 from $48,450 for individuals. The level for joint filers will drop to $45,000 from $74,450. Those are the same thresholds that existed in 1993.
"The alternative minimum tax was put in place to target a few millionaires," Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, told her colleagues on the Senate floor this month. "Now, because of inflation and wage increases, it is targeted right at the middle class."
This year, fixing the tax has become more complicated as Congress and the White House wrestle with the large automatic tax increases and spending cuts coming in January, a combination known as the fiscal cliff.
Normally, lawmakers would pass the AMT patch along with other noncontroversial extensions of expiring temporary tax provisions. Some on Capitol Hill would like to clear away those issues first before tackling the much more contentious fiscal cliff issues.
But other lawmakers want to keep the AMT linked to the fiscal cliff because it adds to the consequences for average Americans of not striking a deficit-reduction deal by the end of the year.
"This year, as in every year, there is a strong bipartisan desire to patch it," said Edward D. Kleinbard, a University of Southern California law professor and former chief of staff of Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation. "It's just being held hostage."
The AMT is, in effect, a second tax system, Kleinbard said.
It has a lower rate, but does not allow many important deductions, particularly the ability to deduct state and local taxes. That makes the AMT more of a threat to people in California and other high-tax states, he said.
"People think the AMT is for fat cats or for tax-shelter junkies and then they discover it, in fact, applies to regular folks," he said.
Persons whose annual taxable income is above the threshold must figure out their tax obligation under the AMT system and under the regular tax system. A person then pays the higher amount.
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BRISTOL, Va. — Sometimes small ball can produce the biggest result of all.
A sixth-inning flurry of hits, headsy baserunning and a pitching mistake erased the offensive doldrums for Elizabethton, turning what was an abysmal one-hit effort into a 2-1 victory over the Bristol White Sox in the first game of Thursday's doubleheader at Boyce Cox Field.
"We hit the ball hard and up until the last inning it was at-em balls," said Twins manager Ray Smith. "We've had a difficult time scoring runs, so we'll take them. It doesn't matter if its bloops, bunts, we'll take it that way.
"There's many ways to win baseball games. Sometimes it's defense, sometimes it's pitching, sometime's it is a combination of all of that. But I think that's what makes the game the way it is."


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In support of Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) is providing resources for families, teens, educators, clinicians, mental health professionals, and law enforcement personnel on how to recognize, deal with, and prevent bullying.
Bullying can be verbal, physical, or via the Internet. It can severely affect the victim's self-image, social interactions, and school performance―often leading to insecurity, lack of self-esteem, and depression in adulthood. School dropout rates and absences among victims of bullying are much higher than among other students.
Studies have shown that children who have been identified as a bully by age eight are six times more likely to have a criminal conviction by age 24. Children who are bullies may continue to be bullies as adults, and are more prone to becoming child and spouse abusers.
The following resources provide information regarding bullying and bullying prevention for families and their communities.
NCTSN Schools and Trauma Speaker Series: Sticks and Stones Will Break My Bones, (and) Words CAN Hurt Me [2] [2]
Offered through NCTSN's Learning Center for Child and Adolescent Trauma [3]. Uses the prevalence and impact of trauma as a lens through which to deepen participants' understanding of bullying. Applicable for school mental health professionals, school staff, and other interested individuals, the program considers the impact of bullying on the targeted child as well as on the bully, and addresses the response at the school site.
Staying Safe While Staying Connected: Facts and Tips for Teens [4] (2010) (PDF) [5]
Addresses risks that come with continually staying connected via cell phones and computers through texting, tweeting, IMing, e-mailing, blogging, and posting.
Embrace Civility [6]
A program of Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use, promotes approaches that will best ensure young people become 'cyber savvy' and addresses youth risk in a positive and restorative manner.
The Cyberbullying Research Center [10]
A clearinghouse for "up-to-date information about the nature, extent, causes, and consequences of cyberbullying among adolescents . . . [and on] the ways adolescents use and misuse technology. Geared to parents, educators, law enforcement officers, counselors, and others who work with youth. Includes facts, figures, and detailed stories from those who have been directly impacted by online aggression; and numerous resources for preventing and responding to cyberbullying incidents.
i-SAFE Inc. [11]
Educates youth and others (e.g., educators, parents, law enforcement professionals) on how to safely and responsibly use the Internet (and other information-and-communication technologies). Includes a K–12 curriculum, and outreach programs for parents, law enforcement personnel, and community leaders.
Make a Difference for Kids Inc. [12]
A nonprofit organization that promotes awareness of and prevention of cyberbullying and suicide. Missions are: "to educate the community on the dangers of the internet, especially cyberbullying, and to teach parents and their children how to be safe online; to educate the community on the warning signs of suicide, and how to act vigorously to question, persuade, and refer a suicidal teen for help; and to work with school administrators, law enforcement officials, and local government leaders to plan strategies and adopt policies dealing with cyberbullying and teen suicide."
Pacer Center [13]
Safe in YourSpace [15]
This website provides information on cyberspace safety and encourages children, parents and teachers to talk with one another about how to stay safe online. Includes information covering various areas including cyberbullying, financial scams, and sexual victimization.
U.S. Department of Education [16]
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services―Health Resources and Services Administration [18]
GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network) [20]
A national education organization whose mission is centered on creating safe spaces in schools for K–12 students. They seek to "develop school climates where difference is valued for the positive contribution it makes in creating a more vibrant and diverse community." The website and resources are focused on the acceptance of all people regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or occupation. Includes information on their research and policymaking, plus tools and tips.
Pacer Center [13]
NetSmartz® Workshop [23]
An interactive, educational program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® (NCMEC) that provides age-appropriate resources to help teach children how to be safer on- and offline through education, engagement, and empowerment. Designed for children ages 5-17, parents and guardians, educators, and law enforcement. Includes videos, games, activity cards, and presentations.
STOP Cyberbulling [24]
An interactive website offering resources to help prevent cyberbullying, encouraging everyone to "be part of the solution." The materials are divided into six sections: children (aged 7–10), preteens (aged 11–13), teens (aged 14–17), parents/caregivers, educators, and law enforcement personnel. Topics include 1) definition of cyberbullying, 2) how it works (types of cyberbullying), 3) why kids cyberbully, 4) preventing cyberbullying, 5) taking action, and 6) law enforcement. Users can download most of the materials by clicking on icons (Microsoft Word or PDF) on the top of the pages, especially helpful for easy creation of handouts and information packs for teaching and research.
The Trevor Project [25]
A national organization that provides "crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth. . . . The Trevor Lifeline is the only nationwide, around-the-clock crisis and suicide prevention lifeline for LGBTQ youth . . . a free and confidential service that offers hope and someone to talk to, 24/7. Each year, tens of thousands of calls are fielded from young people across the country." The website includes a directory of local services, tips for helping LGBTQ youth, workshops, resources for educators and parents, a live chatline with trained volunteers, and much more.
Committee for Children [26]
Works globally to prevent bullying, violence, and child abuse. The website offers programs, training (including free webinars), classroom activities, videos, resources for funding, an online store, and more.
GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network) [20]
A national education organization whose mission is centered on creating safe spaces in schools for K–12 students. They seek to "develop school climates where difference is valued for the positive contribution it makes in creating a more vibrant and diverse community." The website and resources are focused on the acceptance of all people regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or occupation. Includes information on their research and policymaking, plus tools and tips.
Institute on Family & Neighborhood Life [Clemson University] [29]
i-SAFE [11]
A nonprofit foundation whose online safety education programs are available throughout the U.S. and in Department of Defense schools around the world.
National Center for School Engagement [32]
Safe in YourSpace [15]
This website provides information on cyberspace safety and encourages children, parents and teachers to talk with one another about how to stay safe online. Includes information covering various areas including cyberbullying, financial scams, and sexual victimization.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services―Health Resources and Services Administration [18]
U.S Department of Justice
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services―Health Resources and Services Administration [18]
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids [43]
The International Association of Chiefs of Police [45]
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services―Health Resources and Services Administration [18]
U.S. Department of Justice―Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS)
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[6] http://www.embracecivility.org/
[7] http://csriu.org/
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[10] http://www.cyberbullying.us/aboutus.php
[11] http://www.isafe.org/
[12] http://www.makeadifferenceforkids.org/index.php?id=17
[13] http://www.pacer.org/
[14] http://www.pacer.org/bullying/
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[16] http://www.ed.gov/
[17] http://www.ed.gov/parent-and-family-engagement
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[21] http://www.glsen.org
[22] http://www.pacerteensagainstbullying.org/
[23] http://www.netsmartz.org/Parents
[24] http://www.stopcyberbullying.org/
[25] http://thetrevorproject.org
[26] http://www.cfchildren.org
[27] http://www.cfchildren.org/steps-to-respect.aspx
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[29] http://www.clemson.edu/centers-institutes/ifnl/
[30] http://www.clemson.edu/olweus/
[31] http://www.isafe.org/educators
[32] http://www.schoolengagement.org
[33] http://www.ptsd.va.gov/
[34] http://www.schoolengagement.org/index.cfm/Bully%20Proof%20Your%20School
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[43] http://www.fightcrime.org/
[44] http://www.fightcrime.org/state/usa/reports/bullying-prevention-crime-prevention-2003
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GLOVERSVILLE - Officials at Nathan Littauer Hospital issued a statement Friday advising local people the hospital does not use the pain drug made by the manufacturer linked to the meningitis outbreak affecting people in other states.
"I want to assure our patients who received epidural steroid injections at Littauer that you did not receive the product that is being recalled," said Chief Pharmacist Robert Stankes, who monitors all medications for Littauer.
A spokesperson for St. Mary's Hospital in Amsterdam was not available to answer questions.
Littauer officials said anyone with questions about the situation should call their personal physicians.
Health officials say the tainted drug has sickened more than 60 people in nine states. Symptoms of meningitis include a headache, fever, stiff neck, difficulty walking and worsening back pain.


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Police are searching for a second suspect accused of a sex attack on 16-year-old girl and then throwing her off a Brooklyn roof.
Authorities say two men lured the girl to the East New York rooftop around 4 a.m. on July 14 and then raped her. They then threw her off of the roof.
She was taken to Brookdale Hospital with multiple injuries to her leg, arm and neck.
Police arrested Anwar Desouza, 24, of Brooklyn. He faces attempted murder, rape, criminal sex act and strangulation charges.
Police are still looking for Antonio Owensford, 26.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline at 800-577-TIPS. Police say that all tips will remain confidential.
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